Re: What does Error - Segmentation Violation means?
Posted in 1997
Josef Dufek wrote:
>
> Hi,
> can sb. tell me what this error means? Our Informix guru is somewhere on
> holiday...
> It is possible to find out which statement caused this error?
>
> Online.log:
> ....
> 12:54:00 Assert Failed: Internal Error - Segmentation Violation
> 12:54:00 Who:Session(4535, stpmuc01@gemini2.gr.spt.cz, 28332, 109242096)
> Thread(5758, sqlexec, 6801078, 1)
> 12:54:00 Results: OnLine must abort
> 12:54:00 Action: Reinitialize shared memory
> 12:54:00 See Also: /usr/tmp/af.167ee0c7, shmem.167ee0c7.0
> ...>
> OSF1 V3.2 62 DEC Alpha
> INFORMIX-OnLine Dynamic Server 7.13.UC2X1
> INFORMIX-4GL 6.04.UC1
> --
>
> Thank You for your time.
>
> Josef Dufek
> ISS Brno, Czech Republic
> jdufek@iss.cz
According to tech support, an assert failure is something that's not
supposed to happen, but it does. You can get some clues from the
last line, in the file specified "/usr/tmp/..."
This apparently brought your system down, and you will probably get
the same error if you try doing again what you did before. Sometimes a
simple thing such as querying a sysmaster table can cause such a
problem--I've seen it happen. And on another system the same problem
may never show up...
:-)
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